About Roberta Fiorentini
Lived 1948 – 2019 (aged 70). Roberta Fiorentini was an Italian actor.
Roberta Fiorentini (22 November 1948 – 23 October 2019) was an Italian actress.
Early life She was the daughter of Fiorenzo Fiorentini and Lia Alimena. She was the founder and teacher for twelve years of the Fiorenzo Fiorentini School of Popular Theater at the Petrolini Theater in Testaccio, Rome.
Career She worked for more than thirty years in the theater. She appeared in dozens of films and television series. Her fame began with her portrayal of Itala, the editorial secretary in the television series Boris, directed by Luca Vendruscolo, Mattia Torre and Giacomo Ciarrapico.
Her film appearances include The Family Friend by Paolo Sorrentino (Rosalba's mother), Me, Myself and Her by Maria Sole Tognazzi (Sabrina Ferilli's mother), A Fairy-Tale Wedding, Henry, and SMS - Sotto Mentite Spoglie (Enrico Brignano's mother). She appeared in Natale a cinque stelle (mother of the character played by Ricky Memphis).
After a long illness, she died in the Porta Portese neighborhood, where she had lived for some time, in Rome on 23 October 2019. She lies in Flaminio cemetery.
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Who was Roberta Fiorentini?
Italian actress
When was Roberta Fiorentini born?
Roberta Fiorentini was born on 22 November 1948 in Rome.
When did Roberta Fiorentini die?
Roberta Fiorentini died on 23 October 2019 in Rome.
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Roberta Fiorentini was an actor.
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Roberta Fiorentini was Italian.
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